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Re: work wear

Re. Work wear.
When I was working for a company we wore business style black polyester stretch fabric trousers. The shirts were red short sleave polyester polo style(collar ,no buttons) with the company logo embroidered on the pocket. Very nice stylish shirts, its a credit to the person who thought up the advertisement design.
Shoes were black business suite leather lace up. Nice black leather belt with a rounded(pinch proof) buckle to suit the trousers.

All work ware had to be dark colour polyester to keep it looking clean.

The company supplied the embroidered shirts and the employees supplied the rest.

Over the years I worked for the company I only destroyed about 3 shirts and maybe 2 pairs of longs...

Re: work wear

Originally Posted by NeoMatrix

Re. Work wear.
When I was working for a company we wore business style black polyester stretch fabric trousers. The shirts were red short sleave polyester polo style(collar ,no buttons) with the company logo embroidered on the pocket. Very nice stylish shirts, its a credit to the person who thought up the advertisement design.
Shoes were black business suite leather lace up. Nice black leather belt with a rounded(pinch proof) buckle to suit the trousers.

All work ware had to be dark colour polyester to keep it looking clean.

The company supplied the embroidered shirts and the employees supplied the rest.

Over the years I worked for the company I only destroyed about 3 shirts and maybe 2 pairs of longs...

I wear black Dickies and either black pull over shirts, "Lanier" shirts that are grey or on Fridays in spring and summer, a Hawaiian shirts. Usually burn through 3 to 5 pants and several shirts a year. I am not easy with anything I own, I am still a fool who expects quality.

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